Types
Lenses for 35 mm film cameras:
- 24mm 1:2.0
- 28mm 1:2.8
- 28mm 1:2.0
- 28–70mm 1:3.5–4.5 (two versions)
- 28–70mm 1:4.0
- 28–85mm 1:2.8–3.8 varifocal macro zoom (aka "The Stovepipe")
- 28–105mm 1:3.2–4.5 (two versions) varifocal zoom
- 28-210mm 1:3.8-5.6 varifocal zoom (14 elements/11 groups)
- 28–210mm 1:4.0–5.6 varifocal zoom (14 elements/11 groups)
- 30–80mm 1:3.5–4.5 varifocal zoom
- 35–135mm 1:3.5–4.5 varifocal zoom
- 105mm 1:2.8 (macro 1:1)(6 elements/6 groups)
- 70–150mm 1:4.0
- 70–210mm 1:4.0 (two versions)
- 70–210mm 1:4.5
- 80–200mm 1:4.0
- 80–200mm 1:4.5 (six versions)
Lenses were made in the following lens mounts:
- Canon FD
- Konica AR
- Minolta MD
- Nikon F AI and AI-S
- Olympus OM
- Pentax K and KA
- Contax/Yashica
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